1.Dear Sir:On the recommendation of your Chamber of Commerce, we have learned with pleasure the name and address of your firm. We wish to inform you that we specialize in the export of Chinese textiles and shall be glad to enter into business relations with you on the basis of equality and mutual benefit.To give you a general idea of our products, we are sending you under separate cover a catalogue together with a range of pamphlets for your reference.Please let us have your specific enquiry if you are interested in any of the items listed in the catalogue. We shall make offers promptly.We look forward to your early reply.Yours faithfully,2.Dear Sirs:Thank you for your letter of 25th September.As one of the largest dealers of garments, we are interested in ladies? dresses of all descriptions. We would be grateful if you would give us quotations per dozen of C.I.F. Vancouver for those items as listed on the separate sheet. In the meantime, we would like you to send us samples of the various materials of which the dresses are made.We are given to understand that you are a state-owned enterprise and we have confidence in the quality of Chinese products. If your prices are moderate, we believe there is a promising market for the above-mentioned articles in our area.We look forward to hearing from you soon.Yours faithfully,Canadian Garment Co. Ltd.3．Dear Mr. / Ms.,Mr. John Green, our General Manager, would like to call Mr. Zhang on June 3 at 2 p.m sharp. (your time) about the opening of a sample room there.Please let us know if the time is convenient for you. If not, what time would you suggest?Yours faithfully,4.Dear Mr. / Ms.Mr. William Taylor, President of our Corporation, and Mr. James Rogers, Marketing Manager, would like to visit Beijing to continue our discussions on a joint venture. They plan to leave in the second half of April and stay in China about a week. Please let us know if the planned visit is convenient for you and what itinerary you would suggest.If the time of their visit is agreeable, will you kindly request your Embassy here to issue the necessary visas?Yours faithfully,5.Dear Sirs:We confirm email exchanged between us regarding fireworks and mosquito-repellent incense and are glad that we have come to an agreement on the price. Your last email informed us that you could offer us 500 units of a dozen fireworks and 300 cartons of mosquito-repellent incense, which we think is not enough. More and more clients in our country like to buy Chinese products because of their good quality. If we do not take care of the supply of our market, they will naturally turn somewhere else for their needs. So we do hope you can offer us at least 1,000 units of a dozen fireworks and 500 cartons of mosquito-repellent incense.We appreciate your efforts and cooperation and believe this order will lead to considerable business in the future.We look forward to your early reply.……Import Corp.6.Dear Sir,You letter of 15th August addressed to our Head Office has been passed on to us for attention and reply.We now take pleasure in advising you that the price of Brown Crystal Sugar is at USA per metric ton F.O.B. Of course we also quote C.F.R. or C.I.F. prices if buyers so desire. The price terms to be employed depend much on the characteristics of the goods as well as their specific transport requirement and shall always serve the best interest of buyers and sellers alike.We are looking forward to your order.Yours truly,7.Dear Sirs:We are in receipt of your offer of March 26 for 300 cases of black tea at 30 pounds per kilogram, C.I.F. Liverpool.In reply, we regret to inform you that we cannot do business at the prices you have given. You may be aware that some Indian dealers are lowering their prices. No doubt there is keen competition in the market.We do not deny that the quality of Chinese tea is better and no other tea can compare with yours either for flavor or color, but the difference in price should, in no case, be as great as 8 percent. To close the business, our counteroffer is as follows:300 cases of black tea at 25 pounds per kilogram, other terms as per your letter of March 26.As the market is declining, we recommend your early acceptance.Yours faithfully,8.Dear Sirs:We thank you for your letter of July 10th.After paying due consideration to your proposal and investigating your business standing, we havedecided to appoint you as our sole agent for the sale of Gold Brand Bicycles in the district you defined.We are enclosing a draft agreement. Please go over it and let us have your comments. We assure you of our full cooperation.9.Dear sirs：We have received your letter of December 20th and noted with interest your intention of pushing the sale of our automobiles in your country.Although we are much appreciative of your efforts to help sell our automobiles, we regret being unable to consider your request for payment by D/A 60 days?sight. Our usual practice is to ask for sight L/C.However, in order to facilitate developing the sale of automobiles in your market, we are prepared to accept payment by D/P at sight as a special accommodation.We hope that the above payment terms will be acceptable to you and look forward to the pleasure of hearing from you soon.Yours faithfully,Manager10.Dear Sirs:As a result of faxes exchanged between us, we are pleased to inform you that we have reached an arrangement regarding your claim on shipment per the S.S. Peace for late delivery.We have advised you this morning by fax of our appreciation that this matter has now been settled. Enclosed please find our check in the amount of U.S.$56,000 in final and complete settlement of this claim.It is our hope to express again our satisfaction that this mishap has been amicably settled and look forward to promoting our business relationship with your corporation.。
